'What do you do?' is often the first question posed when strangers meet, as occupation reveals a great deal about both social identity, social standing and 'occupational prestige'. Using a survey conducted in 2005 as his basis, John Godyer demonstrates how Canadians rate the prestige of their occupations.
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'What do you do?' is often the first question posed when strangers meet, as occupation reveals a great deal about both social identity, social standing and 'occupational prestige'. Using a survey conducted in 2005 as his basis, John Godyer demonstrates how Canadians rate the prestige of their occupations.
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